Amber Stratman
Vascular Biologist, Developmental Biologist, Zebrafish enthusiast, and Mom. WashU School of Medicine, but thoughts are my own.
- Reposted by Amber StratmanJoin us today! Free for everyone who would like to attend.
- Join us on the 20th of January for our upcoming session: Careers in Nonprofit Organizations! Register here: members.navbo.org/ap/Events/Re...
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- Reposted by Amber StratmanNAVBO is joining the January 21st Day of Action to urge increased FY26 funding for medical research! 🧪🫀🔬 ✅ Join us: speak4.app/lp/6t01dslt/... #SupportCures #FundMedicalResearch #CuresCantWait
- Reposted by Amber StratmanOver the last century, research has helped improve the early detection and treatment of serious diseases. But future progress is at risk unless we continue federal funding for medical research. #AmericansForMedicalResearch
- Over the last century, research has helped improve the early detection and treatment of serious diseases. But future progress is at risk unless we continue federal funding for medical research. #AmericansForMedicalResearch
- Reposted by Amber StratmanSuper excited to share our newest story! We found that despite their well-known reliance on glucose, neutrophils also like lipids! Lipid uptake is induced by immune signals, and we think this is important in atherosclerosis and other lipotoxic metabolic diseases! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- Excited to be involved with this work driven by @dremilygoldberg.bsky.social and her team! Read the preprint now! "Neutrophil TLR2 signaling promotes lipid accumulation and vascular plaque growth"
- Neutrophil TLR2 signaling promotes lipid accumulation and vascular plaque growth biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/202…
- Reposted by Amber StratmanJoin us! Abstract submissions due in one week
- Reposted by Amber StratmanI stood up for science! Shoutout to @astratman.bsky.social for the sign idea. #StandUpForScience #standupforscience2025
- Reposted by Amber StratmanMy colleague Dan beat me to the punch but I am so thankful that my hometown paper (and others) was willing to share this with the community.
- My colleague @rnareylab.bsky.social wrote this editorial for her hometown area newspaper. Well done & more please! www.heraldbanner.com/opinion/colu...
- Reposted by Amber StratmanExciting news! We are launching Applied Health Analytics for Delivery & Innovation (AHADI) led by Abdisalan Noor and @jalinegerardin.bsky.social. AHADI is an organization focused on Africa that works for countries on #SelfRelianceInHealthAnalytics Learn more here 👉🏾 shorturl.at/8XQVN.
- Reposted by Amber StratmanHello #Bluesky! We'd like to introduce ourselves... We are the WashU Ciliopathy Research Group - a multidisciplinary team of investigators at Washington University in St Louis that perform fundamental, translational, and clinical research on #ciliopathies. Follow us for updates from the group! 👇
- Reposted by Amber StratmanNK: PIEZO1 p.Pro42Leu causes narrowed aorta in zebrafish, in work by @astratman.bsky.social lab #ASHG24
- Reposted by Amber StratmanThis one is a great collaboration with @astratman.bsky.social on characterization of U12-spliceosome gene ZCRB1, U12-intron splicing and its role in ciliogenesis and WNT-signaling. Halloween passed but we can still get headless zebrafish. #RNA #splicing #RNAbiology www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- *Tap tap tap* Is this thing on? New paper alert from the lab, featuring first author Dymonn Johnson and a whole host of collaborators who helped this paper come together. We couldn't have done this without the whole team! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- Check out our new paper on mural cell populations in the developing zebrafish! What transgenic marker should be used to see mural cells in different vascular beds over time? Read on to find out about Pdgfrb vs Tagln expression-with some new twists: anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
- Go check this out! Fun to collaborate on work driven by the Nicoli Lab 🐟🧠🔬
- Spatiotemporal dynamics of arterial muscularization in #Zebrafish 🐟🧠 #CircleOfWillis 32hpf->4 dpf pdgfrb+ mural progenitor->acta2+ #SmoothMuscleCell A role of flow-responsive #EnodthelialCell klf2a Flow mapping of developing #CircleOfWillis arteries! bioRxiv 2023 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- Reposted by Amber Stratmanutah.peopleadmin.com/postings/153... Assistant/Associate Professor in Computational Genomics at Univ Utah
- Reposted by Amber Stratman🧪 3 tenure-track microbiome faculty job openings in Hawaii! 🌞 🏄🏽♀️ 🍄 🧫 🧬 🦃
- Please spread the word about 3 tenure track, hard-money microbiome faculty positions. These are well-resourced, come with their own grants, few teaching requirements (but lots of opportunities), potential footprint in our marine lab. www.schooljobs.com/careers/hawa...
- Super proud of this work! Still much to do, but excited to see where it takes us! thanks Hao for the feature! 😀
- cxcr3.1/3.3 as #EndothelialCell flow sensor CXCR3 inhibition (AMG487) in #Zebrafish🐟 ->⏫🧠vascularity +⏫pERK1/2 in EC ->⏬pdgfb in EC->⏬🧠#Perciyte recruitment Any distinct/redundant function vs CXCL11-CXCR4 axis? 1/3🧵 @astratman.bsky.social bioRxiv 2023 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- Reposted by Amber Stratmancxcr3.1/3.3 as #EndothelialCell flow sensor CXCR3 inhibition (AMG487) in #Zebrafish🐟 ->⏫🧠vascularity +⏫pERK1/2 in EC ->⏬pdgfb in EC->⏬🧠#Perciyte recruitment Any distinct/redundant function vs CXCL11-CXCR4 axis? 1/3🧵 @astratman.bsky.social bioRxiv 2023 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- WashU CellBio is launching a new program called the RISE Fellows Program: cellbiology.wustl.edu/education/ri... This is a mentored-fellowship to tenure track faculty position open to defending PhD candidates/< 3rd year postdocs. All areas of cell biology considered. Reach out with any questions!
- Congrats @teresaomeara.bsky.social on this beautiful work!!
- New preprint from the lab! Gain and loss of CXCR3 activity in endothelial cells alters their vessel expansion and stabilization potential. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
- Reposted by Amber StratmanOne reason I got into science social media was a small project to highlight women whose work I admire in neural engineering & systems/comp neuro. Since X is dying, I'm migrating those posts here. To give folks their due, we'll go one post per day. Follow along to celebrate some amazing science!
